Hello everyone, after reading up on VA's and listening to some of the podcasts, I'm considering trying one out first in a personal capacity. I spend ENTIRELY too much time stressing and doing administrative tasks ...

But you'll be able to hang in the game long enough to get you marketing machine and sales processes up to speed so you have a chance to succeed.

That's when land can be virtually marketable at most any price.And the lender isn't interested in finishing an incomplete project in order to protect their principal, either.My point is that any deal involving land will often not be much of a deal at all if seller financing isn't involved and you expect banks, commercial or private lenders to complete a deal.And beware the balloon!

It is not standard with Keller Williams, or virtually any other broker.

These are perfectly acceptable hard money lending terms to non-owner occupant borrowers, virtually everywhere in the U.S.

I thought since there are so many people wanting to purchase a home, but not having the credit/20% down/debt to income req, that they would "run" not walk to a lease to own situation.My process is simple, I'm virtual, so I can work in any area.

Are the screws there a slightly different thread than the machine screws?

Virtually all of the HOA fee deals with landscaping and building maintenance and reserves -- things you'll have to do anyway if you're not in an HOA.

I mostly do virtual wholesaling in other markets.

This idea now has a common term - Virtual Assistant.